Michael Spencer wrote:
> Just replace:
> for y in list2:
> with:
> if True:
Of course. I knew it would be blindingly obvious. Sometimes you just
can't shake the blinders off though. Thanks.
> Note that neither the `if` nor the `for` statement actually creates a
> new scope.
Good cat
Edward Elliott wrote:
...
>
> for x in list1:
> i += 1
> # for y in list2:
> print x * i
>
> and have the print line execute as part of the for x block. In other
> words, I want the block with print to be in the scope of the for x loop.
> But instead it raises a SyntaxError bec
The only time I miss block delimiters in Python is when I want to
temporarily change the scope of a block. Suppose I have this code:
for x in list1:
i += 1
for y in list2:
print x * i
Ignore the semantics for the moment (yes the code is suboptimal). Say I
need to disable th
